Karl Scotland – Using Agile to Deliver Value
Skills Matter Slides and Video Available
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From KFC Development to PVC Systems
about 1 year ago - 2 comments
I’ve been revisiting my earlier KFC Development work in light of my more recent focus on five primary practices. This is an brief overview of what’s changed, and what my mental model looks like now. Firstly, I’ve stopped referring to the practices as such, in favour of calling them aspects. Practices always felt slightly wrong, More >
Skills Matter Lean and Kanban Exchange
about 2 years ago - No comments
I’m going to be speaking as part of the Skills Matter Lean and Kanban Exchange on December 1st. From their website: The aim of the Lean & Kanban eXchange is to promote awareness and adoption of Lean and Kanban ideas and techniques. With David J. Anderson providing the conference keynote and two Parkbench sessions, the More >
Kanban, Flow and Cadence – Russian Translation
about 2 years ago - 2 comments
Aleksey Goncharenko, a Project Manager at Flexis Corporation, has translated my Kanban, Flow and Cadence post into Russian. If you can read Russian, you can find it here! No related posts.
Lean & Kanban Miami 2009 Videos Available
about 2 years ago - No comments
This is the announcement from David Anderson on his blog: After some delay while we arranged for hosting, the videos from the Lean & Kanban 2009 conference in Miami are now available. I need to thank InfoQ for making all of this happen. As a media sponsor, InfoQ intended to use these videos together with More >
Kanban, Flow and Cadence News
about 2 years ago - No comments
I did a re-run of Kanban. Flow and Cadence at miniSPA yesterday after being selected as one of the best sessions from the main SPA conference this year. I’ve just uploaded the slides on my downloads page. I had some good and appreciative feedback, and Mark Stringer has bee good enough to post some of More >
Kanban, Flow and Cadence at the Brighton Agile Forum
about 3 years ago - No comments
I’m going to be talking about Kanban, Flow and Cadence at the Brighton Agile Forum next week on Wednesday 18th March, 7.30pm. The venue is The Skiff, 49 Cheltenham Place. More details can be found on upcoming. If you’re in the area, I hope to see you there. Related posts: Lean & Kanban 2009 Miami More >
The Kanban, Flow and Cadence Simulation
about 3 years ago - No comments
I use a simulation when I have time in presentations on Kanban, Flow and Cadence, which I hope makes the ideas a bitter clearer and more concrete. I was asked if I could make the materials available, so here they are with an explanation. Its not perfect, and can be slow and time consuming, so More >
Kanban, Flow and Cadence
about 3 years ago - 60 comments
Intro There has been some noticeable increase in interest in Kanban recently, with a number of people asking for more basic info, and more people writing new blogs and articles. This is my attempt to describe in more detail my take on it all, which I refer to as Kanban, Flow and Cadence. Kanban – More >
KFC Consequences
about 3 years ago - No comments
One of the regular questions I get asked when I talk to people about KFC Development is about how it is different. As a result I came up with a set of KFC Consequences to try and help articulate this. Kanban Consequence – Eliminate backlogs, timeboxed iterations and estimates. Eliminate might be a slightly strong More >
KFC Development
about 4 years ago - 1 comment
I’ve been referring to my latest thinking on development process as KFC Development. Its a bit of a gimmicky name, which makes it memorable, but there is some meaning behind it. KFC stands for Kanban, Flow and Cadence – three lean concepts which I think are important and complementary. Kanban – Kanban is the mechanism More >
